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There Is no call for panic over the news OF the
outbreak OF the yellow fever at Key West; but If
the country north OF the Florida peninsula is per-
United 10 suffer damage through any stupid and
absurd application Of State rights red-tape It is
70 be hoped that the next Congress Will set con-
stitutional amendment on its passage establishing
a National quarantine system On basis where
The states Will have nothing to say about It, The
kicking done IN some Southern ports eight or nine
years ago over an alleged attempt at usurpation
by the federal sanitary authorities received a re-
buke severe enough 20 last lifetime In the list OF
victims which the scourge rolled up as far north
as the thirty-sixth parallel The precious lives
sacrificed In such an epidemic are a thousand
times more worthy OF consideration than the
dignity OF hundred petty local health boards.
Whether the President, merely from the fact
that he Is the appointing power, has authority
under the law 70 remove a District justice OF the
peace Is purely legal question for the courts,
turning upon the proper construction OF the Stat
utes OF the United states. 1t is wen TO know
whether the Supreme Court of the District has
power 10 remove after hearing offending justices
or whether the sole power is with the President,
who may remove without notice and without
granting hearing. The precedent to be estab-
hsned In the Oliyer-Eyans controversy Is needed,
and VIII be valuable.
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WANTED-TEN COLORED LAUNDRY WOMEN
W for public Institution, five White scrubbers for
Cook this city. and Woman for Bread and Pastry at
once. NATIONAL BUREAU, SIT 18th st NV ie3-2s
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WANTED-TO BUY SECONDHAND PIANO
" in good order, and with sweet tone State length
OF time used. make and price. Address 4. Y. e. Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-04

WANTED-COOK, WASHER, AND IRONER, TO
w go to the country Alexandria references
quired. Apply to Room 20, Glover Building, 1919
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WANTED-AT HOUSE E, NAVY YARD, A COL
w ored girl, thoroughly competent a cook and
references iie3-2ts
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-09-18

sos especia!es; un 6rgano en- la
prensa, vocero y defensor. demo :
dado de las clases asociadas; un
cfrculo para la necesaria expan
sion y ell culto solaz, donde pneda
aunarse ell recreo con la ilustra-
ci6n progressive; en- enanza mer
canti!, de idiomas y contabilidad,
para las simpaticas classes de
doDendientes y mancehcs. dOnde
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-09-18
GEL Olamor tambi6u nos da

cOnOCer los cOnsldeFandOS de una
muy reciente sentencia de ests
Real Audiencia, en- que Sc estable
ce en- compendio: lque la masone
ria es una religion q an culto con
Gercicio Ncito, desde cl instante ef
que son tolerados ! tolerados y 4
no reprimidos, debiendO, pOr tanto Sc,
amparados, en- Sus ceremonias a
principios, por la Ley Fundamental
del Estado!
Nos hemos quedado estupefac-
tcs!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-09-18

una soberbia lecci6n a sus ciegos D.
impenitentes correligionarios.
Gracias sean dadas al Senior,
que de las tinieblas hace brillar
Ia luz, y SAGA blenes aasta del cam
po en- que botan todos los malesi
lGracias q Di0sl
lQUE LISTO!
No nos cansaremos de repetir-
10.
Ha sido y sigue siendo debili.
dad de Ei Clamor del Pals ha.
cerse la ilusi6n de que es mes
listo que Cardons, de que no hay
por donde cogerlo, de que resbaIa
y Sc escurre, y nunca Sc deja pes.
cor coroo H. eroa1o H.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-09-18
'IOT OUNNNW HVN"I UAEnh 0Wo !"
IL, - y

sus aspiraciones; una bibloteca y
un museo, propulsores del desa
rrollo intellectual y del mejora-
miento de Ia production en- todas
sus fases; en- una palabra: el pro,
greso y ei porvenir de estas ella
ses. antregados 4 su nronia mi
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-09-18

BOIBul Malcaltl do Pic. -Ric0.
sxBApo, II DE sET1EMBRE DE 1887.
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LACAMARA DE COMERCIO.
No basta que la poderosa ini-
ciativa de algunas personalidadet
promlnentes entire nuestros CO.
merciantes, industriales y navie.
ros. llenos de entusiasme y de
generosos impulses, hayan dado
va cuerpo y vida q una institution
que, cual la Camara de Comercio,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-09-18

de el emanan, proportions recur-
sos q Ia agriculture. a precios &
intereses menos ruinosos que 10
que hasta aqui han contribuido
su postraci6n, la agriculture vol
vera d levantarse del lecho de
dolor en- que hoy Sc encuentra
postrada, devolviendo mafiana &
ese mismo comercio ciento por
uno sobre el auxiIio que hoy pue
da prestarle, pues nc hay servicio
social que no sea, por su esencia,
eminentemente retributivo y re
productive, y, asi como no hay
gotta de aqua en- Ia naturaleza, nj
atomo alguno que Sc pierda y no
llene su mission en- ell ciclo de eter
ma reproduction y evoluci6n de la
vida, asi en- la sociedad no hay
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-09-18

.ercantil.
tonomistas, dice ell colega que va
10 sabe ell BoLErIN.
Ciertamente; tampoco hemos
dicho 10 contrario; ignoramos el
matiz politico de los tales emplea,
dos; no nos preocapa. Lo que
81 Sabemos es que parte de! pc.
riodismo aut6nomo ha atacado
las medidas tomadas por Ell Gene.
raj Marin contra Ia inmoralidad
administrative. IConvendria aca
So la inmoralidad administrative
q los peri6dicos que han comba
lido la actitud del General Marin
7 aqui, sin traerlo por los cabe-
Ilos, podrfsmos aducir ell argu
mento del Cui prodest.
Pero sabemos mas. Sabemos,
porque en- la HAbana SO decia,
porque 10 han dado q entender al
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-09-18

Ia ley, el orden, ell principle de au-
toridad, y las instituciones funda-
mentales, que los mismos oposito-
res habrfan de menester al dia
siguiente de su triunfo, 81 la suerte
6 los successes les permitieran esca-
lar las alturas del poder.
Esa labor demoledora es STEM
pre- el sudario de los partidos que
a tales artes apelan, y que mueren
luegO, vlctimas de sus propios
errores y de la funesta propaganda
realizada.
Ejemplo elocuentisimo tenemos
de esto en- nuestra Patria, en- la
etapa historical que sigui6 q la re-.
voluci6n de 1868. Al tomar las
riendas del poder la extrema iz-
quierda de la Repdblica, encontr6.
Sc en- una desastrosa alternative /:
8 el desprestigio, desmintiendo su
propaganda de Oposici6n Y las AFR
m9CiOn0S hnchaS contra al nodor ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-09-18

- NVA y VIII -.
do injuriado ell Sr. Gobernador
Nosotros tambi6n felicitamos al
senior Dlaz por su buena suerte. 10
mismo que 81 harfa con nosotros,
en- igual case.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-09-18


las necesidades del presente y ell meiora.
misnto social de este pueblo"
7 prosigue mas adelante:
ode buenas & primeras, Sc present6 on
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-09-18

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-09-18
1Hd-OIdz 6I Of. O0Gr0GarlO del u

General, vistiendo el uniforme de Coronel
de ejercito, d instruir sumaria como Fiscal
lnilitar, en- virtud de orden del CAPTAIN &C.
neral Ell resultado de la sumaria bien
Prontessesupo en- Ponce; porque fuersn
deteuidos en- seguida anoianos honradlsi-
mos venerables: eT Sr. D. Roman Bal
dorioty de Castro, Presidente del Directo-
rio autonomista, y ell Sr. D. Antonio E.
Molina, Presidente del Oomit6 local, al
canzand5 tambi6n la prisi6n nuestro
joven amigo ell elocuente Herminio Diaz,
SecretariO de la Delegation.
Casi al mismo tempo que este sucedfa
on los dominios del personaje mas ridfculo
de la situaci6n actual, salfa de esta Ciu-
dad, para Ponce, el ST. Lara, Juez de San
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-16
WACO
Che Lone Highway be Tried for
byaEfcr-PEper SusPt NOS.

Che Lone HighwaEm sn-Fo be fried for
Mashcr-PEper suspt NOS.
Special to the Gazette.
Waco, TEX Nov. l5.-Jos a NeWsoD,
the lore highwsymsn, charged With rob-
biag stages n Western Texas, is having
81 exemilicg trial to-t&y 5sfore United
S ,ares Commissioner Finks. He is a
young msn with light hair, blue eyes ard
of fair complexion, end has dare devIl
expression ana takes the proceedings CT
the court very unconcerGedly.
" r. Ormsn, charged with the murder
of "Bud" Hcughston in the tall Of 1885,
will be on trial tomorrow IN the District
court. IL IS said there was Dad blood
between them, and tnst Ormsn shot
Houghsron IF of his carriage while driy-
ing along the streets.
There is much interest manifested here
concerning the great iron bridge to span
the Br2zos, making 2 free passage BE-
tween East and Wess Waco. Eleven
bids for the construction, from different
bridge manufacturers, have been plseed
bsfore the commissioners, ranging from
SO coo to S57 goo
The Morning Daily Echo. John C0Bnor
& Co publishers, has ceased to exist.
Cause: lack OF patronage.
TIE proprietor OF ths new McCie!'and
hotel to-day bought ont Z c. Green &
Co., proprietor OF the Pac a, and viii
conduct both hotels.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-16
GRIMES COUNTY FAIR.
The First Day Grand sucesss-The Race


The First ID Az a Grand succsss-Ths Race
Programme.
Special to the Gazette
NAyOSoTA, TEX, Nov. Is The weather
has been ciear and beautiful all day, and
the opening of the first fall meeting of the
Grimes county Live Stock and Fair Asso-
citation was success in every respect.
Ia an eloquent ora tion Hon. W. Fl Nc
Comb Of McComb, in the presence Of over
1000 spectators declared the meeting
open far business OHiug to the delay
in making entries the fair programme
was deferred till tomorrow. There were
tWor
First race-Hslf-mil dash, for two
year-olds; ten entries, Lock Mcdaniel,
Nancy Lee, Mary K, Bennett, Secret,
Solitary, Maud s, Monkey, Boston, jim
D and Bette Barton. After several at
| temps good start was made, Secret
coming In a easy winner, with Maud S
second. Time, 2:5l4.
Second race-asli-mile heat, won by
Abe. Time, $50
Two rsces are on the programme for
to morrow. The hrst three fourth ST 6
mile and the second fye-eigihs. Laura
Lee and Daisy Barton, Ella W., and Susie
b., are entered for the first race for three
year-olds. Iu the second race for all
ases, Governor Ross, four-year-old;
jack Johnson four yesrs old and Maud
Martin are entered. The fair exhibition
will embrace saddle and harness horse
s0-morrow. A number OF fine animals
have been booked which renders
the programme unusually interesting
Pools are going rapidly tonight, JACK
hBoaton leading in the fve-eighths OF 8
mile race and Ella NJ. IN the three quarter
dash.
Incoming trains are rapidly adding iD-
creased numbers to the multitude already
present and the attendance will be in
creased tomorrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-16
Ell PASO.

A Presbyterian Minister Murderonsiy As
saultsd-seRarer ySsi In Town.
spseisl 70 the Gazette.
Ell PAso, TEX, Nov. 15. There are q
large number OF rough characters in the
city who have come hither since the ad-
vent OF cold weather. A number Of per-
sous whose business detains them late at
night have been halted on the streets
Several have been assaulted and robbed
Of their vaiuables. Last night about 1880
O'Clock Rev. j. Ess,on Brown, whoHonly
recently came here, and assumed the pas
torship Of the Presbyterian church, was
returning from visit TO friend,
wherel he had been engaged in
taking q lesson IN Spanish. When
near the church in which he
holds forth every Sunday he was ss-
saultef by two men, who seized him by
the cellar OF his ovelcoat aud struck him
on the head and cut MIN with a knife on
the right shoulder, On the neck and ak
times in the breast. His hat also had
two long slsshes through il. Two of the
breast cuts went through his avsrcoes,
dress coat and vest, and the, knife evil
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-16
TERRELL.
Tbs Asylum Tarm--A Pioneer Dead-wa-
ter ScsTcs-Nutes

rhe Asylum Earm--A Pioneer Dead-wa-
ter ScsIcs-Nutes.
Special TO the Gazette.
TERRELL, TEX Nov. 15.-The work at
the asylum farm is no small thing. The
tarm mas been enlarged and WORK is rep
idly going on. Next year crop will be
raised that will materially lessen the run
oing expenses OF that institution in some
respects. A lsrge portion Of the feed is
raised on the farm, and more will be
raised as the amount OF land III cuItiya-
tion is increased.
Captain c. 1. Terrell, an old Texan, s
brother Ct Captain Robert a. Terrell,
after whom this place was named, has
passed away, ard now lies beneath the
soil in the city cemetery. he has been
almost a continual resident OF TeIre!l
since it was town.
Some Of our citizens are opposed t. q
street car on Moore Avenue aDG have
been very strong in their opposition.
There are points IN the county where
water is getting scarce. Some cattlamen
are having TO drive their stock to water.
In this locality there is an ample supply
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-16
Election Certificates l.susd at Request

Election Certificates Issued at REQUEST.
( NEW ORLEANS, La, Nov ia special
from Cofeeville, Miss, says: News has
reached here from Calhoun county that
On last Friday evening q body of men
variously estimated from $50 to 800 went
into Pittsboro and demanded of the com.
missioners that they either deliver up the
ballot boxes and ballots CT issue certif-
Gates Of election to the labor cendidat. 8
with the exception of the two clerss Of
the court. The commissioners chose the
latter alternative and the certificates were
Issued as desired
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-16
HUUSE OFFICERS.
The Indications are That All the
Officers of tha Last House will be
Retained by the Nav House.
The Indictments Against Hopkins,
Who Sprang the Internal Machine
on Chief justice Waite, Quashed.
G lionel Fellows, New York's Sow District
Attorney, Calls on the Presidents
Assure Him Kew York is Safe.
rLEc1IoN OF HOUSE OFFICERS

ELECTION OF HOUSE OFFICERS.
Special TO the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, Nov. I5.-As the time
for the meeting OF Congress draws resrer
the CANVASS for officers of the House
grows more animated. sud st present the
indications point to the reelection of the
anne old Officers from speaker down.
rhe Only fight OF any moment is made Tor
the doo1keepership for which there are sew
e ri candidates, though Colonel Donaldson
the present incumbent, end his friends
claim the inside track. He has the I'D
vantage o: possession watch Is 8 mstter
II no small consideration where the Cfflce
controls by far the largest share CT the
House patronage. While no csDdi-
dates have vet openly an
present iucum ber.s Of the CfIices OF ser
gesnt-at-arms, clerk and postmaster, it
is by no means certain THAT some nav not
put 10 al appearance. Among the Demo
cgsts there is some complaint that the
four subordinate places Of the House are
held Oy men oif0ur states very nearIy to-
getneF geographically. The states Of
o 2iC, Indians, Missouri ard Tennessee
graphical concentration DroVe unsstisfac-
| tory to tbs sj0rity Of the House when
the Democrats meet in caucus they may
| make ge0ersl and surprising redist1ic-
| ting. As the case stands, If the old rule
holds good, all the present officials will
probsbly go through.
C.N HOLD DOWN EEw YORK
Colonel Fellows, who has Just been
elected district attorney IN Nv York,
arrived at the Riggs house little before
noon to-day and later called on the Pres
ident. He looked smiling aud hsppy over
1is victory. He said that New York was
safe 20 the Democrats. ~ do not see
| ho9 they can lose it next year." be said.
| "M:. Cleveland ckn carry It against any
Republican. lie can get maj Dirty of
! 80 0a0 ever snY ore the REPUBLICANS
mag nominate"
GOT OFF EASILY.
The case OF SlernurDe G. Hopkins. who
cent the bogus Internal MAJ ine to Chief
! Justice Waite, came NJ IL the police
court to-day and On motion Of MS ccuE-
sci the Indictment wSs qasshed. The
| CORES oDdenis, rs rule, were disguised
! hist he should get CT - ezsiIg fo- his
! break. The press committee will, how
! ever, deb&r him from the use Of the gale
ries ia the House and Senate, which ends
| his newspaper career here.
BIDS OPENED.
! Special to the Gazette.
| WASHINGTON, Nov I5.-The Supervis-
| ing Architect Of the Treasury to-day
opened bids for approaches to the fede-
raj building ct Waco. TIE bidders were
MCCARTHY & Baldwin, Washjos :on, 8I668 {;
John Blade, Waco, S2440; DUmesue1e
Bros, Louisville, STOPS.
TEXAS PENSIONS.
| Special to the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, NV. Is The following
| Texas pensions were issued TO day: WI
Lam R. WC0t, R'chland Springs; Hill
| Hull, HOusso0; William Foster, Laredo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-16

IDENTIFY struck in the padding Of the vest
HIS face bears the marks Of four scars,
two on the foreheud snd one on the neck
and the heel OF his left shoe was
wrencbed on. Although severely
stunned by the blows received and
looking like q defeated pugiust
the young minister appeared on the street
to-day and narrated his adventure To MS
friends. Owing to the darkness Of the
night ne is unable TO give any description
OF the villains, who assaulted him.
Senator George Vest arrived this even
ing aud will leave in the morning for
Chihuahua, where he will spend few
daya before going TO the City Of Mexico
he will return by the 25:l inst, end pro-
coed to Washington.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-16
GALVESTON.

Particulars of tho Poucus 4 Rosena=ld
FaIIure-An Injunction Granted.
Special TO the Gazette.
GALVESTON, Tx, Nov. l5.-Six st.
tachments, amounting to s1l,246. were
run this morning against the retail cloth
ing store OF Pencus & Rosenfeld. The
principal attsching creditors are 1. Burn
helm of New York. $4,000, and l. Rosen.
field of Galveston, $4,000, The assets Of
the firm are about $4,000 with indebted
Less exceeding the assets.
The United States Circuit court to-day
entered decree protecting the right and
franchise of the mexle Nerve Foou Com
pany in the manufscture OF "Moxie Nerve
Food" The decree erj0i1s the State
Bo:tling Works of Houston from mana
tscturing or selling sny preparation re-
sembliDg MoXie Nerve Food aud from
using the words ''nerye food" on their
labels.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-16
THE CROWS in ST. PAUL.
This Rtnglsader5 In the Recent Trouble e
Route to Fort snsnipE.

This RsngIsader5 In the Recent Trouble En-
Route to Fort Smelling.
ST. PAUL, MINI, Nov. 1.-THE Crow
Indians who raised the trouble at the
Grow Agency, arrived in St. Paul to-day
in charge of Lieutenant Cook, and were
taken to Fort Smelling, where they will be
ipcarcerated until the Secretary of the
Interior makes some decision in the case
General Ruger, who arrived yesterday,
says: $50 far SIS the Crows are con-
cerned, think the trouble is settled for
some time TO come. The old MEG Of TIE
tribe reslizs their situation and want &C
be peaceable. I understand that the
Crows as rule are satisfied with the plan
of the government in allotting the land in
severalty. A large number Of them have
bzilt log huts and have cultivated psri
of their landr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-16
The ANARCHIS 81.

TIE ARRE3r OF HERR MOST CoNTEM
PLATED.
NEW YORK, Nov 10 The police su-
thoIities laid before District Attorney
MARITIME report Of Herr Most's iucer di-
ary harangue on Saturday night and il IL
thought he will be arrested ard i'm
prisoDed for melting to riot.
ANARCHISTS DEFENsx FUND.
CHICAGO, Ill, Nov. Is 1t is an
n0u1ced that the Amnesty Society and
Defepse committee will lin forces and
assume the responsibility ct providing
for the ia miles OF the dead anerCbists
and 3 permanent fund will be started for
thst purp1se. There will be after the
fiusl accounting OF expenses Of the fua-
ersI surplus of about $500 Or $1,000 in
the hands Of the defense committee y hich
will be divided among the families CT the
dead anarchists. It is Intended to
make this new organization national
IN extent, There is another OIL CT in
establishing the fund. Ode Of the lead
ers SAID he expected thas there Wc1.i De
moro money required fer purposes {! de-
fense. He did not expect that the prose-
CutiOn would stop here, bat thought that
others who made themselves conspicuous
in the movement would be Prosecute !
under various charges and thai would re-
cessitate permanent defense fund.
WIFE OF KNGEL, THE ANARCHIST.
RACINE, WIS Nov. 15.-Mrs Margaret
Engel living in this city claims TO hsve
| been tue lawful wife of Epgel, the ansrCh
list. She recognized the anarchist as mel
husband by pictures.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-16

sponsiD1IIry on the conrvsrgors anu the
Chicago syndicate, should the dome
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-16

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Nov. Is A special
from Louisiana, Mo, says g report
reached there at O'Clock to-day that q
crowd of armedfarmers and citizens in
pursuit OF two tramps who last Saturday
attempted to criminally assault Mrs.
Beauchamp ana Mrs. Browning in Pike
ceauty, overlook them last night and
hanged them TO 8 tree
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-16

ing tue year. ana win q continued In-I
CREASE In the reYenues which last wear
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-16
Asset. and L,ab,,,.,.. abou, Fous,

NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-Lswyer H. Fl
Chittenden, assignee of A. S Hatch &
Co., says that from his investigation go
far he judges the liabilities Will not reach
$500 600, and that the ;sets would about
cover them
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-16
MADISON COUNTY MURDER.
An Old and Respected German Citizen Shot
Down in His Own Door.

Down in His Own Door.
special to the Gazette.
NAvAsoTA, TEX, Nov. Is News
reached this city this evening of the foul
and atrocious murder of jacob Zobel, an
old and highly respected German citizen
of Madison county, who lives about forty
miles in the interior. Saturday night he
wss called to his door by an unknown
psrty and, while standing in the threshold,
was shot and msngled with bucksbot.
The murder is supposed to have been
caused by evidence given by ,bel before
the Madison county grand Jury. The
murderer is still ct large.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-16
Clara Louisa K.llosx narr,sa

NKw YORK. Nov. Is Mrs. Kellogg, the
mother OF Clara Louisa Kellogg, this
morning received 8 telegram from her
daughter, cor nrming the report OF her
marriage to Carl Straskoch.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-16

70 curry favor and sid n his conErpktIka
when nominated nY the PrssidentSfor the